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Manchester City FC was founded in 1880 as St. Mark’s (West Gorton). The club was later renamed Manchester City in 1894.

The “Manchester Derby” refers to the matches between Manchester City and their city rivals, Manchester United. This rivalry is one of the most anticipated and intense in English football.

The “Pep Guardiola era” refers to the period since Pep Guardiola’s appointment as manager in 2016. Under his guidance, Manchester City has achieved remarkable success, winning multiple Premier League titles and domestic cups.

Manchester City’s team colors are sky blue and white. They are commonly referred to as “The Citizens” or simply “City.”

“Van Zuid” refers to Feyenoord’s roots in the southern part of Rotterdam. The club’s working-class origins and strong connection to the local community in that area have shaped its identity and fanbase.

Feyenoord’s home stadium is De Kuip, officially known as Stadion Feijenoord. It is located in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and is one of the most iconic football stadiums in Europe.

“De Klassieker” refers to the fierce rivalry between Feyenoord and AFC Ajax. Matches between these two clubs are some of the most anticipated and intense fixtures in Dutch football.

“Hand in Hand” is a Feyenoord anthem that reflects the unity and camaraderie among the club’s players and fans. It’s sung by supporters before and during matches as a symbol of their bond with the team.

Feyenoord’s victory in the 1969-1970 European Cup (now UEFA Champions League) was historic, making them the first Dutch club to win the competition. It remains a momentous achievement in the club’s history.

Borussia Dortmund’s team colors are yellow and black. They are affectionately called the “Die Schwarzgelben,” meaning “The Black and Yellows.”